Helping you to make the right choice,

• IMIS

The IMIS is the leading independent professional association for both users and developers of today's information technologies. IMIS is known for its focus on the practical issues involved in the application and management of information and communication technologies. The IMIS Examination Syllabus, leads to one of the most highly sought after and respected IS professional qualifications in over 50 countries around the world. It gives you also access to the final year of the B.Sc. in Computer Science by (external program) taught in Bedfordshire College.

• OTHM

The Organization for Tourism and Hospitality Management (OTHM) was founded in 2003 as a professional membership body servicing the tourism and hospitality industry throughout the world. Key aims of OTHM are to make membership, qualifications, and continuous professional development accessible and relevant to individuals and employers in the world's largest industry. OTHM provides a program of professional qualifications that are designed for Student Members to develop progressively the skills and knowledge that they will need to help them in their careers. OTHM supports and encourages initiatives that help to minimize the impact of tourism on the environment and culture of host destinations. The course can be used to progress to degree courses in management subjects.

• IAM

IAM Qualifications are nationally recognized and represent the most respected names in education. IAM Qualifications provide enhancement and enrichment to learners of all ages and abilities. IAM Qualifications are created and provided through effective partnerships with over 100 educational establishments. IAM Qualifications reflect the requirements of business, industry and higher education, as well as creating increased levels of self-esteem, and can progress to higher level professional and degree courses.

• LLB

The Bachelor of Laws (abbreviated LL.B., LLB or rarely Ll.B.) is an undergraduate, or bachelor, degree in law offered in most common law countries as the primary law degree and which originated in England.[ It was established as a liberal arts degree, which requires that the student undertake a certain amount of study of the classics. Nonetheless, the goals of most LL.B. programs are to provide a scholarly education, and therefore jurisdictions which offer the LL.B. require additional education or training before a graduate is authorized to practice law.